Award for Safety in Bulk Handling - sponsored by DNV
Best Specialist Dry Bulk Port or Terminal - sponsored by TT Club Brunsbuttel Port,  Germany
Innovative Technology Award – Sponsored by Fednav 
Bulk Ship of the Year – sponsored by Rightship Environment Protection Award – sponsored by the Port of Amsterdam
(Marine) (Cargo Handling) Best Ship Loading/Unloading System - sponsored by Verstegen Grijpers Best Grab – Sponsored by Inland Terminals - Verstegen Grijpers, Netherlands
Bulk Logistics Excellence Award – sponsored by Samsara Group
LBH, Netherlands 
IT Solutions Award
Bulk Ships Agent Award – sponsored by Euroports - Wilhelmsen Ship Service, Norway
Crane of the Year  - sponsored by ClassNK Bulk Ship Operator of the Year – sponsored by DVB Bank Customer Care Award – sponsored by Logsys Best Dry Bulk Port – sponsored by Wilhelmsen Ship Services - Port of Antwerp, Belgium
Personality of the Year  Lifetime Achievement Award - Sponsored by the Port of Rotterdam
IBJ Awards
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